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Malibu
04:44
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Did you take a last glance at the clock
When you put your key into the lock one last time
Did you have somebody waiting up
Didn't even stop to pack your things or take mine
Baby, why won't you let me grieve
If you're gone why do you leave your light on
I been asking all my friends about it
They say every good thing ends with a sad song
I guess everybody leaves a mess
But why'd you leave so many questions
Malibu, oh, Malibu
Won't you tell me what's become of you
It's cold out here and I don't know what to do
Sitting down beside your ghost
Wondering, were you ever there, but mostly
Do you care you were my west coast
You'll always be my west coast
It's funny how you wanna know
Until you do, and then you don't but can't go back again
He swore that he would make you pay
You dug your heels, saying here I'll stay 'til the bitter end
But you knew that you would lose your case
Sure as darkness chases daylight from the burning sky
Now I sit here wishing I
Didn't know what makes a city full of angels cry
Malibu, oh, Malibu
Won't you tell me what's become of you
It's cold out here and I don't know what to do
Sitting down beside your ghost
Wondering, were you ever there, but mostly
Do you care you were my west coast
You'll always be my west coast
And was it worth it in the end
To draw your line there in the sand
And break off in the ocean
Did you never feel the need
To shake the dust off of your feet
And just move on
Malibu, oh, Malibu
Won't you tell me what's become of you
It's cold out here and I don't know what to do
Sitting down beside your ghost
Wondering, were you ever there, but mostly
Do you care you were my west coast
You'll always be my west coast
My west coast
My west coast
My west coast
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Ryan Bonner Durham, North Carolina
Ryan Bonner is a singer-songwriter based in central North Carolina who crafts songs about history, home, and the heart.
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